We need independent audits, and we need to rethink these DOD contracts.

We need more visibility into what’s happening in these transactions when it has the potential to influence such an important part of our pharmaceutical chain.

Nine million people who are in default right now and whose financial lives will be in your hands, and you don’t even know who they are.

We’re in an emergency situation, and we need to be using all the tools we have to make more medicines here at home, and that should include federal contracting and procurement policy.

All I need you to do is say we’re going to follow the same policy that the Republican Department of Education was following, and I can’t get an answer.

I’ll be a no on you.

This money appears to have been spent with no explanation provided as to how, or by who, or how it may be related to the library.

I’m pretty outraged that you drag in billions of dollars from taxpayers and that you won’t submit to an audit when it’s clear that you have the opportunity to bilk the federal government and you have used that opportunity in other…

The gaps in these new disclosure documents reveal the urgent need for this legislation.

Without greater visibility into these acquisitions, it is not just national security that could be on the line — Americans’ access to medicines is also at risk.

“Trump’s FCC Chair is trying to illegally rewrite the rules to make it easier for billionaires to line their own pockets while jacking up costs and controlling what Americans watch. After rubber-stamping the Nexstar-Tegna megamerger, this…

The consequences of losing access to your local pharmacy can be immeasurable. Think about veterans with complex medical needs, who rely on the personalized care from their local pharmacist – someone who will check for drug interactions…

If DOD and Express Scripts refuse to share this data, we can draw only one conclusion: the contract that DOD and Express Scripts want us to believe is so different is not so different after all.

I urge DOD to flatly prohibit vertical integration in the next TRICARE pharmacy contract. A vertically integrated PBM has every incentive to line its own pockets, and DOD should not be using taxpayer dollars to fund these schemes.

Breaking up the healthcare conglomerates that have enriched themselves by immiserating patients and cheating employers is good policy.

For years, I’ve sounded the alarm that our dependence on foreign-made pharmaceuticals puts Americans at risk. Securing this investigation is the first step in strengthening our drug supply chains and ensuring Americans always have access…

That is a clear conflict of interest. And yet, DOD actually requires the TRICARE pharmacy contractor to own both a PBM and a pharmacy. I don’t know who talked them into that, but it is an open invitation for Express Scripts to milk the…

For too long, the DoD has allowed privatized military housing companies to silence military families, forcing them to deal with dangerous living conditions.

It’s a no-brainer that we should be paying our airport service workers fairly for all they do to keep our transportation systems safe and running. I’m fighting hard alongside Senator Markey to make sure airport workers finally get the…

Our troops and their families deserve better. I’ve got a bill to make sure military families have access to safe housing and don’t have to live in fear of retaliation for reporting unsafe living conditions — it’s time to get this done.

It is critical that Congress and the American public fully understand the extent of any interactions the bank and you had with Epstein.

A Paramount-Warner Bros. megamerger would mean higher costs and fewer choices for Americans. Good news: the states are stepping up to block this antitrust nightmare. This fight isn’t over.

This is beyond horrific. ICE is terrorizing our communities, and Republicans in Congress voted to send the rogue agency more blank checks. Enough. The Senate must stop ICE’s violence.

At the stroke of midnight, a huge bipartisan bill to lower housing costs became law without the President's signature. Why did President Trump sit on the landmark housing bill for more than 2 weeks? Maybe because there was nothing in it…

Trump refused to sign it, but he couldn’t stop it. This law is groundbreaking. It will build more housing, bring down costs, and for the first time, stop private equity from buying up homes.